Of course I pray she has a full recovery and is fine, because while I disagree with her about everything, she is my coworker and I want her to be healthy. Plus she actually has a very important role in our small business.
That said, I can't help but laugh about the irony!
I'm still the only pure blood in the office, have never gotten COVID (while 2 of my vaccinated coworkers did) and everyone now is clamoring to schedule their boosters -- including a pregnant woman!! I've gotten to the point now where it's too late, their minds won't be changed, and I just hope they're getting saline solution.
This is not a problem of homosexuality to begin with, your choices have other deeper motives, mainly humanism, rejection of authority, social norms and Christianity.
If it's one thing i've learned is not to waste time in such situations.
I really mean this, I am genuinely not trying to act superior to you, or entitled. I'm genuinely trying to see your perspective here, but I legitimately don't know how to respond when you aren't giving any reasons why you believe what you do.
You're great at asking me clarifying questions, that much is certain, and I appreciate that! I think it offers great discussion. But you haven't answered any of mine and you refuse to give reasonings of your own on WHY a marriage between two men would be wrong, insisting I do further research.
I'll try something here, and let me know your thoughts:
It seems to me that you really do see a correlation between homosexuality and pedophilia/abuse. I can understand why, even though I don't agree with it, but I get where you are seeing the statistics that you've found and I get where you've gotten your conclusions.
So, all that said, let's take a hypothetical situation. A man named Jim leads a good life. He has an average sales job, makes a good paycheck, and is close with his parents. He had a regular childhood growing up, no real trauma outside of the norms of any average kid growing up (as in, no molestation or anything of the sort), and grows up to be an adult man who is attracted to other men.
He eventually finds a partner, someone he loves and who loves him back, they get married, and spend their lives just being members of the community, working best they can to support each other, and maybe adopt a kid, maybe not. But they live their lives as honest working men, well liked by their community.
Now, whether you agree with them being gay or not as some sort of moral choice, aside from the fact that they are gay men, what is wrong about this hypothetical situation? If Jim is a well-liked, working member of his community, what is the actual negative impact of him marrying another man?
Hi just seeing if you’re able to respond to my latest comment!
Well then you’re going to have a really difficult time getting people to agree with you and fight for the the things you want them to. People are going to have different opinions on things, and that’s fine!
But unless you can give me an objective reason on why I shouldn’t support two men getting married, unless you can actually provide me with a negative aspect of a gay marriage taking place, I don’t know how I’m supposed to see your side here.
It going “against Christianity” or “against norms” doesn’t really bother me, because there are a lot of things that subvert social norms that aren’t harmful towards others. Homosexuality is one of those things
let me know when you lose the entitlement, until then do not bother me again please.